If Senator John McCain has way by defeating the FCC’s move to support Net Neutrality with his “Internet Freedom Act”, this is what your Internet plan options could easily look like:
Say “goodbye” to experiencing the World Wide Web as you know it, and say “hello” to experiencing it as you do your cable TV, with restrictions on what you get unless you want to pay more, and unless the content providers pay more to be listed there.
As usual, the notion that a “government takeover” and a “marxist plot” are being bantered around to generate support for McCain’s bill through fear and ignorance. It goes without saying that McCain was the biggest beneficiary of telco/ISP money in 2008, to the tune of $894,379.
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And there ain’t no way you are changing my mind.
So far, he has done a great job of flying under the radar thanks to the infighting amongst the Democratic party. I am glad to see that Barack Obama has shifted his focus from bickering with Hillary to taking down McCain over the last week, and he has done what he should be doing: Lumping McCain together with Bush.
In 2 years as a Senator, Obama authored 152 bills — Hillary: 20 in 6 years
“An impressive record, for someone who supposedly has no record according to some who would prefer that this comparison not be made public.
He’s not just a talker.
He’s a doer.”



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